Free NDA Template
For Marketing Agencies & Small Businesses.
A clean, plain-English mutual non-disclosure agreement built for the way small businesses and marketing agencies actually work. No legalese. No bloat. Just the protection you need before you share anything sensitive.
What's Inside the Template
Mutual NDA language
Both parties are protected — not just the one who drafted it.
Definition of confidential information
Clear scope of what counts as protected information.
Exclusions and carve-outs
Standard exceptions so the agreement holds up legally.
Term and termination provisions
Set the duration and how either party can end the agreement.
Governing law placeholder
Pre-filled for Clark County, NV — change to your jurisdiction in one edit.
When to Use This
- —Before sharing your pricing, strategy, or client list with a prospect
- —When a potential client wants to share their internal data with you
- —Before entering any partnership or referral arrangement
- —When hiring a contractor who will see client information
- —During any sales conversation involving sensitive business details
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Common Questions
Is this NDA legally binding?
Yes — when properly executed (signed by both parties with dates), this NDA is enforceable under standard contract law. It follows the same structure used by attorneys for small business agreements. That said, for high-stakes situations involving significant IP or trade secrets, we recommend having an attorney review any agreement before signing.
Can I use this for my state?
Yes. The template is pre-filled with Clark County, Nevada as the governing law, but you can change that to your jurisdiction in a single edit. The core language is jurisdiction-neutral and works across all U.S. states.
What's the difference between a mutual and one-way NDA?
A mutual NDA protects both parties — if you share sensitive information AND the other party shares sensitive information, both are covered. A one-way NDA only protects the party disclosing information. This template is mutual, which is appropriate for most business conversations.
Do I need a lawyer to use this?
Not for standard business conversations and vendor/client relationships. This template covers the core protections most small businesses need. For complex deals, acquisitions, or situations involving significant intellectual property, consulting an attorney is always a good idea.
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